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northeast england: A day after the Japanese manufacturing giant pointed a finger at Brexit as it abandoned plans to build a new model at the factory in northeast England, the 47-year-old cleaner was questioning her decision, according to The Japan Times. The warnings from some local politicians and executives of what might happen were no longer being dismissed as fantasy. ; I'm not so sure now, said Roley, as she waited for the bus back to her home four miles away from the sprawling grey Nissan complex. Like the majority of people in the city, she also voted to leave the European Union in 2016. They're saying on the telly it's going to affect a lot of businesses. Now the city finds itself at the sharp end of the consequences, at the mercy of the protracted and painful divorce from the EU with its economic lifeblood looking more precarious. Sunderland's enthusiasm for Brexit encapsulated the causes of the U.K.'s Trump-style rebellion a culmination of budget cuts, resentment toward immigration and perceived neglect. (news.financializer.com). As reported in the news.